New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
EMPHATIC ACTION BY TRADES UNIONS.

RESOLVING TO SUPPORT Dr.. MGLYNN ACTIVELY
PREPARING FOR A MAss-MEETINa.
Tho trades unions have decided support the Rev. Dr.
McGlynn In his trouble with Archbishop Corrigan At
@ha meetnc of the Central Labor onion In Clarendon
Hall yesterday, there little else done but to
discuss the question and to make arrange
lnents to give Dr. McGlynn an earnest actiVe
support. Soon after tho opening or the meeting
Delegate Grove of the Tailors Union took the
floor and after an earnest speech IN favor of Father Nc
Glynn urged that the Central Labor Union call big mass
meeting OF Catholic workingmen in New-York City to
protest against the action Of Archbishop Corgan In re-
moving Dr. McGlynn from ST. Stephens parish In
accordance with Mr. Groves suggestion committee
consisting of Richard Grove, Thomas Moran
Edward Flnkclstone, George Mcvoy, Matthew
Barr, Simon Gompcrs. Daniel Jacobs, Hugh
whoriskey. f. Johnston IL. wendt. James
H. Wood, W. H. Hotchkiss. John G.. Jones' Ramon Ru
beira j. j. Farrell j. L. Palmer. J. McGarry, Thomas
Rock W. ii. Bailey and j. Klngenburg was appointed TO
make ngements for the massmeetng which Will Do
called within two weeks John McMaekin
said that while Dr. McGlvnn had been deposed
from the pasorate of St Stephens he still the pastor
of the greatest congregation the face OF the EARTH
congregation which included men OF all creeds. The
newspapers which opposed to labor and were the
most bitter enemies trades unions had all patted Arch
bishop Corrgan on the back and said to him. go on IN
the good work. my boy They were making great mis-
take. ,.-., ,A..
Union spoke OF the and expressed his sympathy
with Dr. McClynn. and they were or the unanimous op
ion that this Is political and not religious matter
The following resolution was unanimously adopteu:
P.solred That the workngmen city be requested BY
the the massmeeng TO be held
TO Cooper Institute TO protest against the
action Archbishop COrrgan III his unjust action against
American be deprived OF his pesily functions
humbed and graced and bro ight before foreign tribunal
to explain his acts an American citizen
The meeting referred to In the resolution will be held
under the following call:
NEw.YoRK. Jan. l6. 1887.
ALL rHE RELIGION FROM ROME YoU PLEASE; But no
All Catholics are requested meet at Cooper Union Hal
emphatic but respectful protest against the striking
down the purest most faithful and ablest ministers
of NEST Holy Catholic Church, the Rev. Dr. Edward
the call is signed by number Of the most prominent
Catholics among the labor leaders. Among them are
John Nc slackin James Archibald George L. Murray.
Edward Reilly. W. p. OMeara, W. j. ODair ID. D. Kelly.
John Mabony lmcs Mnllanc and Richard Grove. IL
was circulated only yesterday by Mr. Archibald and he
with refusas when he asked for signatures lie
isconhdent that there will be large and enthusiastic
meeting - -,
the purpose of discussing the case OF Dr. Nc
Glynn One Of the members called attention to the fact
that when the club was trying To raise funds 10 ep he
national cause In Ireland Father McGlynn not only came
to them and spoke for the cause but brOug his entire
choir with him. and had been mainly Instrumental IN
raising 81 900 il the club stood ready
to raise a similar amount for Father McGlynn Other
speeches OF the tenor made and resolutions
unanimously adopted Offering sympathy and aid for
hin In the present troiibe.
ft ktated in Clarendon Hall after the adjourn
ment of the Central Labor Union that at the
O'Clock In St. stephens yesterday morning one or
the parishones got up and publicly denounced tho ac
ton Of Archbishop Corrigsn In removing Dr. McGlynn